With longtime champ Sachin Tendulkar going into retirement, Kohlis already impressive career is expected to skyrocket. At 24, he already has more ads on Indian television than MS Dhoni. His take last year: USD 11 million, including USD 8.5 million in endorsements for Vicks, PepsiCo, Toyota and Nestl.

With longtime champ Sachin Tendulkar going into retirement, Kohlis already impressive career is expected to skyrocket. At 24, he already has more ads on Indian television than MS Dhoni. His take last year: USD 11 million, including USD 8.5 million in endorsements for Vicks, PepsiCo, Toyota and Nestl.

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